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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-04

COLUMBUS, o., March ,S.-Lieutsnant
Governor Kennedy, Congressmsn.elecs,
presented his resignation to the Governor
to-day, which was forwarded to tho Senate
and accepted by that body. Senator Con.
rad, Of tho Stark district, was elected
President Of tho Senate to fill the vacancy.
Senators Pugsley and Grouse, Congress-
men-elect, also presented their resigna-
tions, to take effect tomorrow. ~
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THROUGH THE STATE.
Accidents aud Incidents In West Virginia
@M md Vicinity. a[r-. .s 'ta

o
- md Vicinity.
Mrs. Alice Buell.. Of Marietta, has been
tor some time in Nice, Italy, pursuing her
art stndies, and very grave fears are enter.
tanned for her safety from the terrible
earthquake in tnatsection. The telegraph
lines being down no word can be received
from her. n.y. -. s5 lgI'T
Richard Miller, Dr., ths Lubbock mer.
chant, is still missing. He came to PARK
eraburg laet "Wednesday. That evening
he spent at May McAtee's ranch, where
hlo overcoat was found Sunday afternoon,
On Friday he was seen by various parties.
Since then he has not beon seen, though
a constant search has been carried on. 4 ;
George Roach, the man. who was rs.
Gently tried in the United States Court at
Palkersbnrg for perjury, and convicted,
was granted new trial, which will bs
heard at the next term of the court.
Roach has a family, OF eight small chill.
dren entirely dependent upon him for
theis daily, bread, and there seem to be a
good many mitigating circumstances in
bis case. ffiIg EGG Id
The case Of Moses G. Workman against
John T. Steele for 5000 damages com.
menced in tho Common Please Court at
St. Clsirsville on Wednesday. It's sllegad
that Steele asked Workman, who is a
prominent and wealthy farmer, aged
about so years, for o loan OF a small surn
OF money, and Workman answered tha1
he had not the money with him at the
time. Thereupon Steele naid he would
take 1t out Of his hide and Aogged the oId
man numerically. The case attracts 6
great deal Of attention, and over hun
dred witnesses haye been summoned, IL
answer to question as to how Workman
looked after the 1ogging, a witness knock
ed out the lawyers and tho audience nnt
brought smile, to the face OF His Homo
Judge briggs, by answering: swell, b.
J looked like chicken nit de- cholera,h
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TheY NYnnt to Get nnn

MILWAUKEE, March s.-Ths striking
printers this afternoon offered to return on
the conditions OF the compromise suggest
cd By the publishers before the strike, but
they were told the-o was no work for
union men. The pressmen have been
called out but the papers will be issued as
nausl. The boss job printers aleo refused
to negotiate with tho printers.
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Tho Bulgarian Revolt.

Sofia, March 3.-Tbe loyal troops Of 9
shumla garrison suppressed tho revolt al
siliotria. The engagement was brief, al
most blooalesa. The insurgents occupy
the citadel at Rustcnuk, and are shsllinp
the Loyslis.s in the barracks, q .
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Knights OF Labor nj non,

ROME, March at is sid on authority
that there Is no likelihood the Holy
SEQ may take'any other than the most
favorable view OF the attitude Of Cardinal
Gibbons and ,hs American bishops
toward ths knights OF Labor. Statements
drawn up BY tho papsl ablegate, lotterB
OF certain American Catholic statesmen to
tho Pope and the psraonal opinion Of
Cardinal Manning, all support Cardinal
Gibbons Tho Pope himself. it is said,
faYors tho Kniehta of Lahnr. -
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First Jubilee Iseconiion.

LONDON, March 3.-The first Of tho
Queens jubilee drawing room was hol d
to-day at Buckingham Palace. Her Ma.
jesty is enjoying good health and spi,its.
She took an hours drive before the ap-
painted event. The attendance was
greater than any preceding affair OF the
kind during her long reign. 1U
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A TUCKER county correspondent tells in
another part OF this mornings paper what
Is sthought there Of Senator Minesr'a vote
for Mr.. Camden. The INTELLlagNcgR is
glad to know that the matter Is dispaa-
aionately viewed ut the Senator's home.
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If Canada should happen to drop down
on Us with few gun boats some Of our
cities on the coaut would feel very un-
comfortable. but then how We could
climb Canada's frame across the st.
1awranCh.
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GOVERNOR WILSON has appar emily been
reviewing the doings Of tho lato lamented
legislature with meat axe. Five yetoes
do not leave great deal Of legislation Tor
The Acts Of 81. ' at9
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A Council of War Conyoketl.

VIENNA, March SIT is reported here
that the Czar haa convoked d council Of
war to consider the Bulgarian revolt,
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BERLIN, March 3.-The Re;chstag was
opened to-day. The Emperor, however,
was not present, the speech from tho
throne being road. The Royal address re-
ferB prominently to the Pops's attitude to-
ward the Government during the recent
elections, and expresses gratitude at tho
benevolent disposition OF the Holy
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Now that tho Retaliation bill Is a law,
vhat Ia Canada going 10 do about III

0s this pase will bs found one Of Mr..
Campbell's entertaining letters from the
South, where he has been aojourning for
many months. r.
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Ghe Attelliqettrfr.
nice, nos. 70 md ~ Fourteenth Street.
Tporrgn will evidently have to trot-
Ike Mathews. ~

TuE Southwestern strikes do not neem
Ia hAye paid anybody. :,
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TUE POWER LoDGgp IN A prw.

THE POWER LODGED IN FEW.
Who does not know, who is not familiar
with the course OF legislation in the last
three or four Congresses, that measure
after measure which has received sub.
stantially the unanimous approval of this
body, representing thirty.eight American
States, and which would receive subsan-
TALLY the unanimous approval of the
other House, representing the people
moro directly, Gre not permitted TO be
taken up because the appropriation bills
arc held over the heads OF ALL and arc
used to keep them out for the reason that
three or four persona happen to disap-
prove them? Tread the other ,day in the
newspapers letter from gentleman who
was said to be Speaker Of the House Of
Representatives, II will not undertake
TO say whether be now holds that
Office or not,) It was addressed to gentle
man who was said to hold the
office OF Chairman Of the Committee
on Appropriations in the House, and
two other gentlemen Of wide national re-
putation holding high position in tho
councils Of the Democratic party. These
three gentlemen wrote to the Speaker and
complained that they had not been recog-
nized by him for the purpose Of moving a
measure for the revision OF the tariff-a
measure which the American people de.
sire, and which majority OF the members
Of that body also desire. And the Speaker
replied, stating as his reason for refusing
to recognize on the floor Of the body over
which he presided a gentleman to make
that motion, that he did not approve OF
the measure which that gentleman pro.
posed to move andtha therefore he would
not recognize him ior that purpose.
.5s.,st==, : spRARER's FAToRs.
But he said that If these gentlemen
would carry their proposed revision Of the
tariff into q Democratic caucus and would
submit to what should turn out to be the
views OF that caucus on the subject,
whether they were the views Of the House
OF Representatives OF not, he then in his
discretion, would permit that motion to
be made. Now I say that up to any time
within the last twenty yeara, such an at.
tempted usurpatlon Of power would have
created a storm in this country that would
have either driven the usurper out Of his
seat, or would hare eccasioned a 7eyolu
ton In the government itself. Under the
constitution majority Of the representa-
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The foreign policy Of the Empire has
been continually directed towardo the
maintainalcs of peace. especially with its
ncighbora. The peace loving policy will
now be supported by the Reichstag which,
as It is now constituted, expresses the
will Of the nation, and will put forth the
full national strength against any attack.
The foreign relations cf Germany re-
mIin as when the last Rsichstag was
opened. The Emperor is confident that
God will bless hts efforts made in the in
terests Of peace and for the security OF
Germany. New sources OF revenue and
reform in taxation sre urged for the con-
aideration Of the Reichstsg.
The lstea. returns show that the Gov
ernmsnt party has succeeded in electing
2l4 members Of the now Reichstag, while
tho opposition has secured 1877. The
President-elect Of the new Reichstag is a
Conservative and the Vice President 2
National Liberal. The National Liberals
ara desirous that Herr BeninSsen shall
continue as their leader. ~.
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AWAY DOWN SOUTH.
MIR. A. W. cAMrpELL,s LETTER
His Observations la tho Sunny Lnnd-a
Trip Down tho Mississippi with "Cnp.
? tain Tom"-Sights and Scencs OFT
s. The Wny-iIis Comments.
Special Correspondence ejths 1nselIioenetr.

Special Correspondence eths In!el'ioner,
WHEELER, LAWRENCE COUNTY, ALA.
Feb. 2s.-My last letter closed with come
account Of plantation lie in tho alluvlal
region Of Louisiana. This one commences
with a steamboat trip down tho Missis
sippi river, from "Rooeland" (Col. Aleck
Csmpbell's place) to Now Orleans. '0ld
Capt. Tom Lsathers," as ho Ia called, Ia q
great friend Of tho Coloncl's, as indeed are
all tho captains now and formerly in the
vickBburg and Now Orleans trade, and
just as was preparing TO leave Louisiana
he sent ashore a letter as he paused up
urging the Colonel TO come and mako a
trip withhm 10 New Orleans. And this Is
how, on tho 10Th day OF February. came to
be passenger on tho steamer "Lsatfiers'
for that city. We went up to -Naichez
with Capt. Tom Prince on his trim little
mail boat, the "Stella Wilde" to meet the
"Leathora" at that port on her way down
from Vicksburg and also to spend a night
with that old time Yves! Virginian, Capt.
Steve Rumble, to whom I alluded in my
last letter. o, ~
/ improved tho opportunity on this
second visit to Natchez to 20 through one
OF the tYo cotton mills that have been
established there. I had seen something
Of cotton mills In New England, aud was
desirous 10 learn what advantages, II any,
q mill possessed here in the South over
those OF the North. The machinery and
modus ope,andi found, OF course, to ba
much tho same, and 40 to tho matter OF
relative advantage tho superintendent,
who conducted me all through the mills
and explained everything, said o! the
wind up that there WAS none, sud that the
New England milH could hold their own
with mills in the South.
The "Leathera" came down from Vicks-
burg with over 200 bales Of cotton piled
up on her guards. looking as il she might
bea fortified euaboat, nnd laid at Natchez
two or three houru, putting off and taking
on freight at the foot OF the incline that
runs from tho bottom to the top OF the
high blutia at that place, 10 which l have
alluded. We found "old Captain Tom"
on board and ne recsived us in his bluff
but cordial way, and at oncs opened out
in that vehement aty!e about matters aud
thirgs in general that hss made him a
noted character for more than genera.
ton on the lower Mississippi. Ho has
been On the river between Vicksburg and
New Orleans for fifty years, and hns been
q captain most Of that timo. He cal!s to
mind the unique portraitu1e Of "Jim
Bludsoe," of whom it YVES said thEt avery.
body had "iai,h 10 hia cussedncss," and
"knowed he would keep his word" bs.
cause, &C We arc told,
''lIe never illuked and he never lied;
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Mr.. Blackburn-Mr. President-I am
disposed TO regret that my colleague found
it necessary TO take any reply to the un-
warranted, unfouuded and une1cuBsble
TRADE which the Senator from Massachu.
se.ts has seen fit to indulge in. 1t may be
that the rules Of this Senate have be-
come mosagrown, and old, and eHete, but
it does occur to mo that the universal
rules OF ,proptiety and selt.respect and
common decency should yet prevail, I do
not think that the Speaker Of the
American Congress needs any defence
from an attack like that emenatiup from
such quarter. The idea Of the Senator
from Massachusetts assuming to stand on
this floor and preach homilies on nom
partisan legislation is more absurd than
the devils prating about the scheme ol
universal redemption. Wherever the
name ofthe Speaker Of the House ia
known and recognized throughout
this country or throughout the
world 1t is synonym for
all that is decent, for all that Is fair and
for On immense deal OF what 10 able. His
Republican colleagues in that House Tout.
side Of more formal methods] have attest.
ed their appreciation Of his great qualities
by endearing mementoes and souvenirs
and have given proof Of their appreciation
ot the falaity OF the charge lodged against
him. He needs no dsfence at the hands
Of my colesgue or ct my hands. 2: ~.
When tho Senator denominates the
Speaker Of the American x Congress q
usurper deny it, and say that 1t is no,
true, and that nothing in the record will
sustain ouch an assertion. When he sayf
that the Speaker Of the American Con
gresa refused to submit, or stated that he
would not submit proposed revision O.
the tariff, or Of tho taxation syntem OF tn,
country, deny that, and say. that 1t i.
not true. Ef = < 5i z. ..l
This cloaed the, discussion on the bill
and then the question was put upon tht
conference report, which was agreed t
J without division. . So u
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no POLlTlcs TAILED.

I hays had very little mention Of pol.
itics in my recent letters, as you may haye
observed. It is o subject Of which you
hear little down this way at this time.
Tho people srs absorbed in the pursuit Of
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NAME. OFFICE.

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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITlES.

S. Samuels died at Chicago Saturday night
of hydrophobia after two days of fearful
suffering.
Reinforcements have been sent to Crete,
an outbreak against Turkish authority
being feared.
Eight fresh ecases of diphtheria were re-
ported to the Health Office in San Fran
cisco yesterday.
The convicted DOODLE Alderman Ar
thur McQuade, was taken from the Tombs
prison yesterday and sent to Sing Sing.
William Gilfillan, Ida Bennett and Caro-
line Bennett were suffocated by foul gas in
a tenement house in Troy, N. Y, on Satur-
day night.
Meyer Kaufman, of ST. Louis, who was
arrested in Havana on suspicion of being
the party who victimized so many Next
cans recently in the sale of alleged Patti
tickets, wants $4,000 damages from The
Spanish Government.
The Los Angeles Grape and Wine-Grow-
ers' Association has determined not to ac-
cept, for its brandy, less than 20 cents per
gallon, in present packages. This would
give net profit, after paying all expenses,
of $40 so per ton for the grapes.
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Hotties Of Guardians Sale Of Real Estate.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN PUR-
IN suance of an order OF the superior Court, in
and for the city and county OF San State
of California, given and made on the 9th day OF
December, A. d. 1885, in the matter of the estate
and guardianship of EMILE F. FILTER and
JOHANNA H. FILTER, minors, the under
sigued, the guardian of the persons and estates
of said minors, will sell at private sa e to the
highest bidder, for cash in gold coin OF the
United States. and subject to confirmation by
said Superior Court, on or after the 9th day of
FEBRUARY, A d. 1887, all the right, title, in
terest and estate of the said minors in and to
that certain piece, parcel OF tract of land, stu
ate, lying and being in the county of sacra-
mento, State of California, and described as fol-
lows, 10 wit: Beginning at point on the Sac
ramento river where the upper line of a tract of
land sold to NJ. A. Humfreyvlle intersec,s said
river; thence southeasterly along the upper line
of said lands of said Humfreyville so roos;
thence at right angles northeasterly, IA rods;
thence at right angles on a line parallel with
the upper line of said lands Of Humfrey-
vile so rods, to the Sacramento river; thence
down said river II rods. to the place of begin
ming, containing seven ~ acres of land; being
the same land conveyed by David Osborn 70 Ed
ward Dove on the Sd day of November 1877, and
lying and being in section %, township 6, range
4 east, being part Of swamp lands 4S9, of Sac
ramento county records, in section %, township
6, range east, Mount Diablo meridian, together
with all the Improvements thereon. The in
terest of said minors in said tract of land being
the undivided two-eighthS thereof
Terms and conditions OF sale-cash in gold
coin of the United states Deed at expense of
purchaser.
Bids or offers may be made at any time before
the making of the sale. All bids or offers must
be in writing, and may be left at the law Office
of A. Comte, Jr, 5341 California street. city and
county of San Francisco, State of California, or
delivered TO the undersigned personally. or filed
in the office of the Clerk of said Superior Court.
Dated January II, 1887.
JOHANNA c. FILTER.
Guardian of the persons and estates of Emile
F. Filter and Johanna II. ri ter, Minors
A. CoMTE. JR.. Attorney for Guardian. lalS-2Ct
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ErAA Trade.

The reduction of internal revenue and
the taking off of revenue stamps from pro-
prietary medicines. no doubt has largely
benefited the consumers, as well as reliev-
ing the burden of home manufactures.
Especially is this the case with Green's Au-
gust Floa0er and BOschee's German Syrup as
the reduction of thirty-six cents per dozen
has been added TO increase the size of the
bottles containing these remedies, thereby
giving one-tifth more medicine in the 10
cent size. The 4ag,ist Florer for Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint. and the German
Syrup for Cough and Lung troubles, have
perhaps the largest sale OF any medicines
in the world. The advantage of increased
size of the bottles will be greatly appreci-
ated by the sick and afflicted in every town
and village in civilized countries. Sample
bottles, for 10 cents, remain the same size.
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TN THE SUPERIOR COURT IN AND FOR
| the county of Sacramento. State OF Califor-
MIA. In the matter of the est.te Of SARAH
KAY. deceased. From the petition of +. II.
Russell administrator of the estate Of the
aboye-named SARAH KAY, deceased. this day
presented to me, 1t appears that it Is necessary
to sell the real estate belonging to said decedent
for the purpose of paying the debts of the estate
and expenses, charges and costs of adm inistra-
tiou. it is therefore, ordered that such petition
be filed, and that all persons interested in the
estate appear before this Court, at the Court
room of DepArtu ent Two thereof, on FRIDAY,
the 18th day of FEBRUARY. 1887. at 10 O'Clock
A. ". to show cause why an order should not be
granted to the administrator to sell said real es
tate. And it is also ordered that copy of this
order shall be published once a week for four
successive weeks in the SACRAMENTO DAILY
RECOaD-UN-OS.
Dated this Sd day of Januarys1SS7.
W. C. VAN FLEET,
Judge of the Superior Court
FRANK FsrABRooK, ALBERT N, JOHNSON, At
torneys for Estate Jaa td.u
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